Software Tools for Technology Transfer - Impact Factor

International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer - Springer | 2024 Impact Factor:1.4 | Cite Score:4.3 | Q3

Impact Factor and Journal Rank of International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer

About: The International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer (STTT) provides a forum for the discussion of all aspects of tools supporting the development of computer systems. It offers, above all, a tool-oriented link between academic research and industrial practice. Tool support for the development of reliable and correct computer-based systems is of growing importance, and a wealth of design methodologies, algorithms, and associated tools have been developed in different areas of computer science.

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Editor-in-Chief: Bernhard Steffen

Scope: International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer (STTT) is a reputable journal that focuses on the development and application of software tools in various domains of technology transfer. It serves as a platform for researchers and practitioners to publish high-quality research on the design, implementation, and practical use of software tools that facilitate the transfer of technology from research to application. Scope: International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer publishes innovative research contributions in the following areas:
Tool Development: Design and implementation of software tools aimed at facilitating technology transfer across disciplines, including tools for modeling, simulation, optimization, and analysis.
Formal Methods and Verification: Application of formal methods and verification techniques in software tools to ensure correctness, reliability, and security in technology transfer processes.
Model-Driven Engineering: Research on model-driven approaches to developing software tools that support technology transfer, including model transformation, code generation, and model-based testing.
Software Integration and Interoperability: Techniques for integrating and ensuring interoperability among software tools used in technology transfer activities.
Empirical Studies and Case Studies: Empirical evaluations and case studies on the effectiveness, efficiency, and practical use of software tools in real-world technology transfer scenarios.
Tool Support for Specific Domains: Development and application of software tools tailored to specific domains such as healthcare, automotive industry, aerospace, telecommunications, and finance.
Tool Evaluation and Benchmarking: Methods and metrics for evaluating and benchmarking software tools for technology transfer, including comparative studies and standardization efforts.
Toolkits and Frameworks: Development and dissemination of toolkits, frameworks, and platforms that facilitate the development and deployment of software tools for technology transfer.